Singer-songwriter Ross Ryan's breakthrough single 'I Am Pegasus' was released in October 1973. Not only did it top the charts, e arning him the first of four gold records, it would also go on to be recognized as one of the all time classic Australian singles - and would continue Ryan's swift ascendancy since being 'plucked from obscurity' for a Roy Orbison support a year earlier. The subsequent album (Ryan's third) ...my name means horse repeated the success of the single and would go triple gold. It was produced by Peter Dawkins and arranged by Peter Martin (SCRA). The 12 track LP included Pegasus, the follow up single Orchestra Ladies, and classic album tracks including Blood On The Microphone, 606 and Don't Look To Me. Ryan was even presented with a gold record by then Prime Minister Gough Whitlam. Azte c Music's reissue of .my name means horse is packaged in our famous 6 panel digi-pak, was digitally remastered by Gil Matthews, has 2 bonus tracks, a 24 page book with rare photos and liner notes by Ted Lethborg. Bonus Tracks: 'Blood On The Microphone' (Pina Colada version) - Ryan recorded this version with Stewart D'Arrietta producing. It first appeared on The Lost Ross Ryan Album. 'I Am Pegasus' (acoustic version) - Live from the ABC-TV rock program GTK (Get To Know) 1973, 'Pegasus' is presented in its unadorned form.